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Tools for services
I am baffled by the responses to this poll. I find services to be one of the most useful features of OS X. While I agree that, by itself, Apple's implementation feels unfinished, frustrating, and disappointing (they are prone to this, are they not?), developers have provided all the tools necessary to realize their potential. These include Service Manager to prune the menu and assign shortcuts, (and perhaps KeyCue to refresh your memory from time to time), Quicksilver, which has a Service Menu Module, ICeCoffEE to make the Services menu a contextual menu item (I use an older version that does not rely on APE), and Hot Service to put a second Services menu in the top level of the menu bar. Finally, you can create your own services with Text Wielder.
Tools for services
I'm interested in the Services Manager you mention. I can't find it. Can you provide a URL?
Tools for services
The url is:
Services Manager
And/or submit feedback to Apple to bundle a services manager with OS X. But lately they seem more interested in wasting time on "frivolous" features like Dashboard. ;-)
Tools for services
I use Services quite frequently too -- especially when browsing macosxhints.com!
Tools for services
Thanks for reminding me to add some shortcuts for those Finder services. :-)
Finder service shorcuts
Foo, that won't work because the service names are too generic -- Open, Reveal, Show Info. |
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